Officials announced the dedication ceremony today. The statue will be unveiled Friday afternoon at the Red McCombs Red Zone, located at the north end of Darrell K. Royal- Texas Memorial Stadium. School officials said Texas football coach Mack Brown will… Source: Dallas Morning News – Blogs
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Texas Longhorns’ officials to honor Moncrief, McCombs with statue at stadium
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Carta-Samuels completed 26 of 32 passes with two touchdowns and one interception in last week’s 28-20 win over Southern Utah . The Cowboys have a potential pro prospect in David Samuels out wide at receiver as well. Prediction: The Longhorns will… Source: Dallas Morning News – Blogs
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Prediction: Wyoming will force Texas Longhorns to utilize passing game
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Just like in 2009. Brown said an undefeated Texas would “be in the mix at the end,” as the Longhorns were last season when they carried a 13-0 record into the BCS title game before falling to Alabama 37-21. But he also suggested that fans and coaches… Source: Dallas Morning News
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The Longhorns had a blocked punt, a trick play that didn’t work where John Gold faked a punt from Texas ‘ own 6-yard line and only ran it to the nine before he was tackled. Then Colt McCoy tried to make a run for a first down when he saw a player coming… Source: Dallas Morning News – Blogs
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Longhorns’ defense will be tested by a pass-happy Wyoming offense
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“We think it will help the kids get their mind on something different at different points of time throughout the day,” Christensen said Tuesday during the Mountain West Conference ’s regular coach’s conference call. “And we’ll take it one day at a time. Source: Dallas Morning News – Blogs
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Texas Longhorns’ next opponent tries to move on from horrific car accident
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Most teams don’t sweat juniors until they declare. Texas CB Curtis Brown CB Chykie Brown LT Kyle Hix “They (the DBs) may not be first rounders, but if they have a good season one or both could end up going in the first round.” Texas A&M OLB Von Miller… Source: Dallas Morning News – Blogs
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NFL Scouts high on Texas Longhorns’ defensive backs
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This time Texas held the underdog role with the national media eager to anoint USC as the greatest college team of all time. Put that thought on hold. The greatest college player in the land is Young, and because of him, the Texas Longhorns are… Source: Dallas Morning News
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Flashback: Cowlishaw on Vince Young dominating Reggie Bush, USC for title
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Wetzel with Yahoo ! Sports wrote why the 2005 Heisman Trophy that is going to be Stripped from former USC running back Reggie Bush should be given to former Texas quarterback and 2005 Heisman runner-up Vince Young . Some highlights listed below: The… Source: Dallas Morning News – Blogs
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Columnist: Why Longhorns’ Vince Young deserves Heisman
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Texas offensive coordinator Greg Davis said fans and media members “should not draw too many conclusions” from the play calls made against Rice, which included 46 runs and 24 passes. Davis said he envisions more of a 50-50 mix as the season unfolds,… Source: Dallas Morning News
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What Tre Newton means for Texas Longhorns’ offense
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Brown said he was happy with the way Johnson played against Rice, but after scoring three touchdowns, Tre’ Newton has earned the top spot on the depth chart this week. Brown noted that this was the first game since 2005 (National Championship year)… Source: Dallas Morning News
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Longhorns’ tailback Cody Johnson keeps sprained ankle a secret from coaches
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